The newest version of the Nexus client is availible for testing. It has
significant improvements. We have also added more in depth documentation
for Nexus at http://nexus.ironrealms.com.

READ THIS BEFORE USE!
We have been using and testing it regularly, so it should be safe.
However! You will want to back up your settings before trying, just in
case. Alternatively you could create a new character. If in doubt, just
wait for the full release, which will be in the next few days.

You can test the new client here:

http://newclient.lusternia.com/

SIMPLIFIED SCRIPTING
The highlight of this release is Simplified Scripting. You can now
point, click, and drag to make new reflexes without needing to know how
to code. You simply need to make an alias or match text from the game
and add actions to that reflex. We have done a lot of work to make
creating a reflex system as easy as possible. We will continue to
improve Simplified Scripting, so please submit your feedback to us
(using the feedback form in the settings window).

You can read more about Simplified Scripting here:
http://nexus.ironrealms.com/Simplified_Scripting

The updated wiki is now complete with examples, screenshots, and videos.
You can browse it here: http://nexus.ironrealms.com

For the javascript-savvy players, the client API is now stabilised and
documented. See the details at:
http://nexus.ironrealms.com/Advanced_Scripting

For all things IRE GMCP, we've consolidated and updated all of our GMCP
documentation in a new location:http://nexus.ironrealms.com/GMCP


Other additions in this release include:

- A compass rose with highlighted exits can be enabled in settings.

- Settings are now automatically saved every 2 minutes.

- Settings interface improvements, including context-specific help
links.

- Substantial layout improvements for mobile devices.

- Swipe support for mobile sidebar access.

- Toggleable support for event notifications while the client doesn't
have focus.

- Exported settings now use the .nxs extension.

- Many small bugfixes and improvements.


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